Managing what is going on at sea

The maritime overview

Maritime operations play a rapidly changing role in modern military activities – which take place in radically new operational contexts.

Littoral and amphibious operations from multi-role vessels are increasingly taking over from traditional naval operations. Naval taskings are increasingly integrated with land-based forces as well as with both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters operating from land bases as well as ships.

Managing maritime data – the big picture

Systematic is an expert in managing the data flows at the heart of these complex scenarios, providing solutions that ensure maximum situational awareness for both commanders and individual units.
 
This is particularly important in the growing number of multinational and joint-forces operations, which need to be able to access the Recognised Maritime Picture (RMP) in near-real time.

Proven record

Thanks (in part) to our long-standing working relationship with the Royal Danish Navy, Systematic has a solid track record with managing complex data flows for use in naval command structures.

Hands-on familiarity with the practical needs of entire chain of command – from Fleet HQ to RHIB operations – makes a big difference in being able to meet our naval customers’ requirements. Systematic knows exactly what it takes to manage vast amounts of data essential for effective operations, and to get information to the right recipients – on time, every time.

We have extensive experience in designing and configuring maritime HQ set-ups that often have to be integrated with coastal radar and electro-optical sensors, as well as with civilian systems for air traffic control and SAR coordination.

Systematic customers benefit from our proven capabilities in providing a real-time Recognised Maritime Picture (RMP), integrating data from civilian systems such as AIS and air traffic control with military data feeds such as sonar, NFFI and Link 16.

Our solutions are equally easy to deploy in land-based naval HQs and aboard special naval command vessels, task force flag ships and special forces units.

Maritime security operations
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